2022 in China

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Events in the year 2022 in China.

Incumbents[]

Paramount leader[]

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Xi Jinping in 2016.jpg General Secretary of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China Xi Jinping

Head of state[]

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Xi Jinping in 2016.jpg President of the People's Republic of China Xi Jinping
Wang Qishan (cropped).jpg Vice President of the People's Republic of China Wang Qishan

Head of government[]

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Li Keqiang (31807287838).jpg Premier of the State Council of the People's Republic of China Li Keqiang

National legislature[]

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Li Zhanshu in 2016.jpg Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's Congress Li Zhanshu

Political advisory[]

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2019 Wang Yang.jpg Chairman of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference Wang Yang

Supervision commission[]

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Yang Xiaodu no Brasil.jpg Director of the Supervision Commission of the People's Republic of China Yang Xiaodu

Communist Party secretaries[]

Main article: Chinese Communist Party Committee Secretary
See also: List of current Chinese provincial leaders
Post Name
Secretary of the Beijing Municipal Communist Party Committee Cai Qi
Secretary of the Tianjin Municipal Communist Party Committee Li Hongzhong
Secretary of the Shanghai Municipal Communist Party Committee Li Qiang
Secretary of the Chongqing Municipal Communist Party Committee Chen Min'er
Secretary of the Anhui Province Communist Party Committee Li Jinbin
Zheng Shanjie
Secretary of the Fujian Province Communist Party Committee Yin Li
Secretary of the Gansu Province Communist Party Committee Lin Duo
Yin Hong
Secretary of the Guangdong Province Communist Party Committee Li Xi
Secretary of the Guizhou Province Communist Party Committee Shen Yiqin
Secretary of the Hainan Province Communist Party Committee Shen Xiaoming
Secretary of the Hebei Province Communist Party Committee Wang Dongfeng
Secretary of the Heilongjiang Province Communist Party Committee Xu Qin
Secretary of the Henan Province Communist Party Committee Lou Yangsheng
Secretary of the Hubei Province Communist Party Committee Ying Yong
Secretary of the Hunan Province Communist Party Committee Zhang Qingwei
Secretary of the Jiangsu Province Communist Party Committee Wu Zhenglong
Secretary of the Jiangxi Province Communist Party Committee Yi Lianhong
Secretary of the Jilin Province Communist Party Committee Jing Junhai
Secretary of the Liaoning Province Communist Party Committee Zhang Guoqing
Secretary of the Qinghai Province Communist Party Committee Wang Jianjun
Secretary of the Shaanxi Province Communist Party Committee Liu Guozhong
Secretary of the Shandong Province Communist Party Committee Li Ganjie
Secretary of the Shanxi Province Communist Party Committee Lin Wu
Secretary of the Sichuan Province Communist Party Committee Peng Qinghua
Secretary of the Yunnan Province Communist Party Committee Ruan Chengfa
Wang Ning
Secretary of the Zhejiang Province Communist Party Committee Yuan Jiajun
Secretary of the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region Communist Party Committee Shi Taifeng
Secretary of the Guangxi Autonomous Region Communist Party Committee Lu Xinshe
Liu Ning
Secretary of the Tibet Autonomous Region Communist Party Committee Wu Yingjie
Wang Junzheng
Secretary of the Ningxia Autonomous Region Communist Party Committee Chen Run'er
Secretary of the Xinjiang Autonomous Region Communist Party Committee Ma Xingrui

Governors[]

Post Name
Governor of Anhui Province Wang Qingxian
Governor of Fujian Province Wang Ning
Governor of Gansu Province Ren Zhenhe
Governor of Guangdong Province Wang Weizhong
Governor of Guizhou Province Li Bingjun
Governor of Hainan Province Feng Fei
Governor of Hebei Province Xu Qin
Governor of Heilongjiang Province Hu Changsheng
Governor of Henan Province Wang Kai
Governor of Hubei Province Wang Zhonglin
Governor of Hunan Province Mao Weiming
Governor of Jiangsu Province Wu Zhenglong
Governor of Jiangxi Province Wu Zhenglong
Governor of Jilin Province Han Jun
Governor of Liaoning Province Liu Ning
Governor of Qinghai Province Xin Changxing
Governor of Shaanxi Province Zhao Yide
Governor of Shandong Province Zhou Naixiang
Governor of Shanxi Province Lan Fo'an
Governor of Sichuan Province Huang Qiang
Governor of Yunnan Province Chen Hao
Governor of Zhejiang Province Wang Hao

Events[]

January[]

  • 9 January – Tianjin begins city-wide COVID-19 testing for 14 million people after 20 children and adults tested positive for COVID-19, two of whom were infected with the SARS-CoV-2 Omicron variant.[1]

February[]

  • 4 February – 2022 Winter Olympics
  • 21 February – 50th anniversary of Nixon's visit to China.

March[]

  • 1 March:
    • A New online religion management law enforced: People and organization no longer allowed to spread religious ideas in the internet unless they get are authorized by the government. The law was passed on December 2021 and enforced on 1 March 2022. [2][3][4][5][6][7]
    • 90th anniversary of establishment of Manchukuo
  • 4 March – 2022 Winter Paralympics
  • 21 March - China Eastern Airlines Flight 5735

April[]

  • 11 April – 2500th anniversary of the death of Confucius

Future[]

  • TBD – 20th Congress of the Communist Party of China

Deaths[]

See also[]

Country overviews[]

  • History of China
  • History of modern China
  • Outline of China
  • Government of China
  • Politics of China
  • Timeline of Chinese history
  • Years in China

Related timelines for current period[]

  • 2020s

References[]

  1. ^ agencies, Staff and (2022-01-09). "Chinese city of Tianjin to test 14 million people after Covid outbreak". the Guardian. Retrieved 2022-01-14.
  2. ^ "部門頒新例禁網上傳教宗教募捐" (in Chinese (Taiwan)). 明報. Archived from the original on 2021-12-31. Retrieved 2022-01-21.
  3. ^ "內地推新規涉「網路宗教訊息」　可封殺境外組織網上傳教" (in Chinese (Taiwan)). 香港01. Archived from the original on 2021-12-31. Retrieved 2022-01-21.
  4. ^ "中國新頒網絡宗教法：實名管理 引導信徒愛國" (in Chinese (Taiwan)). 基督日報01. Archived from the original on 2021-12-31. Retrieved 2021-12-31.
  5. ^ "互联网宗教信息服务管理办法" (in Chinese (China)). China National Religious Affairs Administration Official Website. Archived from the original on 2021-12-20. Retrieved 2021-12-31. 第十七条：除本办法第十五条、第十六条规定的情形外，任何组织或者个人不得在互联网上传教，不得开展宗教教育培训、发布讲经讲道内容或者转发、链接相关内容，不得在互联网上组织开展宗教活动，不得以文字、图片、音视频等方式直播或者录播拜佛、烧香、受戒、诵经、礼拜、弥撒、受洗等宗教仪式。
  6. ^ "China's latest crackdown on religion bans foreigners from spreading church and spiritual content online". SCMP.
  7. ^ "China's latest crackdown targets religion on the web, only allows state-sanctioned groups". Washington Times.

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